Tapper, like most reporters in the mainstream media, has frequently, baselessly, and casually played the race card against right-leaning individuals.
. . . "The mainstream media, particularly outfits such as the NYT, CNN, MSNBC, etc., function as the propaganda wing for the Democrats. Their business cards may bear the name of their organizations, but they work for the Democrat party and operate like party apparatchiks. They usually have the identical opinion and even identical phraseology to describe any given event.
"But they seldom suffer the consequences of their claims.
"They oppose a border wall while living in gated communities bounded by imposing walls.
"They oppose deportation, knowing that their jobs or lives won't suffer due to the flooding of illegal aliens.
"They frequently fabricate instances of racism.
"They also assume that their utterances will only have consequences in a world that is beyond theirs.
"They do not care about offending Trump or his supporters because they see them as opponents or impediments to total power.
"They disdainfully joke about Trump supporters living in 'flyover' country and engage in crude stereotyping of Trump supporters as religious zealots, bigots, and ignoramuses.
"Once on CNN, ‘Republican' strategist Rick Wilson referred to Trump supporters as the “credulous boomer rube demo.” Wilson proceeded to lampoon a southern accent and was joined by Pakistani-American Wajahat Ali. Ali wrote a book about being a target of bigotry, yet there he was shamelessly displaying his prejudice. The host, Don Lemon, who attacks others for their racism and homophobia, reveled during the ugly display from his guests.
"In a recent SNL skit, Tom Hanks played a MAGA hat-wearing Trump supporter who refuses to shake hands with a black man.
"A lot of this emanates from frustration at not being able to set or control a narrative.
"Occasionally, they are confronted by the consequences of their utterances, and they don't like it.
"The left-wing podcasters claim they were joking, but Tapper didn't see the funny side of the claim that implied his son wanted to join law enforcement to torment minorities. Tapper would have guffawed if the target of similar jokes were Barron Trump." . . .
